St. Paul daily globe., 1887-09-10
NO. 253.

known as doing the right thing in the
right place.
The success of the jamestown Gun
ciuD is as much due to the efforts of
george Wylie as to those of any other
member.
L. B. Duestine, the lucky bidder for
the electric light franchise of James
Town, is at present devoting his spare
moments to investigating electricity in
all its complex forms.
Sheriff McKechnie's fine James river
valley farm raised one of the best crops
In the county.
AS secretary of the North Dakota
has developed tremendous capacitv
TOT hard work, and the field in which
MS duties lead him is widening andi
growing daily. The trust company is
one OF the solid financial institutions of
the Northwest.
To r. A. Bill, jamestown. will soon
give the credit for procuring the signal
weather service reports without extra
cost.
1t is very cold day when Fred New
hauser cannot stand in one entrance to
the Grand Central clothing house. and
Motifs Beck in the other street entrance
around the block in the same store, and
each win customer
Since Billy Buckley has opened his
to the popular bar over which he him
self presideS, while the spirit of Barney
MCGEE, his partner, hovers like a mas
cot over both places, business has
doubled and trebled. Nothing sue
ceedS like success.
Tony Klaus, manager of the Gladstone
hotel, has surprised all his friends and
gratlhed the travelling public by the eX-
cellent manner in which he has been
conducting the hotel. AS a landlord
Tony is a ''lallah''
Ii County Commissioner Woodbury.
attains the age of his parents, who are
both over ninety years old and both
male and hearty, he will probably see
Dakota admitted as state.
Chief Schmitz is the champion tramn
exterminator of Dakota. He can ham
Ole dozen OF them single-handed and
get more work out of them than any po-.
lice officer ever before known.
Con Short, the energetic roadmaster
OF the Fifth district of the Union Pacific
road, can discover low joint or high
center as quickly as any of them.
When J.W. Sheridan gets his coal yard
supplied with some of that celebrated
Ignlte coal he will have the most COM
plete fuel establishment in the North
west, and will probably do the biggest
business.
J. j. Flint, the energetic contractor.
is kept quite busy prospecting the bluffs
around the city for building rock.
P. J.Williams, the irresistible ieweler.
was hunting this week in the coteau-was
gone three days. When he came home
ne was asked whether he saw anything
and said: mo. Game law don't eX-
plre until Sept. 1. Didn't kill thing.''
If Charley Avis don't sell more
GLOBES this week than ever before it
wont be his fault.
Cant McEippic fba ,o,1lo, oo,,,,.-.
treasurer, member of the asylum board,
business man of affairs and sturdy old
| Democrat, has his hands full at this time
OF the year, and no mistake.
For judge of good driving team
and the. owner of the same, a hoSpitable
entertainer and wideawake competitor
in the lumber trade j. R. WinsioW Is
the leader in Jamestown.
Henry Dorm is one of the most dis
tingulshed looking members of the
militia company and one of the most
active in its interests.
A. j. McCabe, electric light rustler
and active political factor in this portion
of Dakota, is around again after few
days sickness.
All of the boys and some of the girls
will miss the COW boy bother and Folks
beer advocate when Pete Henrichs goes
down into Iowa.
S. r. Graves has brought order out of
confusion since taking hold of the tele-
| phone exchange and the public is duly
grateful therefor. They hope for a con-
| tinuance of this blessing.
| During the absence of DR.. Archibald.
superintendent at the asylum, who is
attending the convention of charities
| and corrections at Omaha, Dr. Drake
| and Steward Nickeus keep things mOv-
| ing on the even tenor of their way at
| this we'll managed institution.
Alderman Fred Clark is expected to
look after certain portion of the COM
misSary department at Huron this week.
He will do it with the greatest of ease
| and success.
While Vice President Alfred Dickey,
of the North Dakota Loan and Trust
| company, has been spending a few days
in the Red River Valley country in per-
sonally investigating applications for
the money of his big company, Secre-
tary Haight, at the home office, keeps
the clerks on the jump and finds time
occasionally to discuss political point
! with a caller.
| Jack Gray, of the efficient corps of
well-bOrers who are going down into the
earth faster than any old mole ever piO-
neered his way before. The Gray Bros
machinery, men and methods should Sc
| cure for them any well-boring business
hereafter in the territory.
| Bob Wallace and family, which in
cludes Dan, are heard from OCCASION
ally, enjoying their vacation on their ell
egant Spiritwood lake property.
DIR. De Puy'S efforts in the line of sup
pressing those too previous chicken
| shooters have been undoubtedly
means of letting some young chichens
| in this vicinity get ready for their legal
slaughter The doctor is fine shot
and a thorough sportsman.
Cashier Webster, of the James River
| National, has some sensible views on
the coming base ball and shooting tour
nament which will carry the affair to
successful termination if anybody'S
would.
The cleverest of all the merchants, c.
! E. Dickinson, is making a record for
| this city in the matter of elegant Selec-
| tions of dry goods, and is probably one
of the best judges and most accom-
| pliShed buyers in the city.
If President Z. p Wells, of the James
River National, also general manager,
of the A. B. e N w. railway, could
ever be caught long enough at home to
tell some of his boom events that are
promised for Dakota and his favorite
| city OH the James, the public would be
very thankful
Manager G. E. Blackwell has new
team of driving horses that will hustle,
| him out to the asylum and back quicker
than anybody's. The Gull River Lum-
Der company sells the lumber to the
asylum contractors this summer.
Otto Gasal's creamery is still success
| fully in operation and Otto tells how
| things go out there just like they used
| to do in old Switzerland in the milking
and butter making.